Apps That
Went Free on
2016-01-06

Wordfolio is a language notebook that you can take with you wherever you go. Every time you hear a new word you want to memorize, you’re able to quickly record it and attach a note if necessary. Recorded words act like flash cards, allowing you to practice whenever the time is right. The app also includes reminders, search, and iCloud integration.

Super Hexagon may not look like much at first glance, but just one taste of the silky smooth gameplay will keep you coming back for more. The objective is simple: spin a little triangle around the screen in order to avoid the shapes collapsing around you. Each time barrier you cross will cause a new shape to take form and a new, more difficult challenge to conquer. Survive for as long as possible to climb the leaderboards.

Perfect Me is all about self improvement. The idea is to create a list of things you want to accomplish each day. Your list can be as long or as short as you wish. Then choose a convenient time to review your list, and you’ll receive a push notification. Go through each item on your list answering if you’ve completed it or not. The app keeps track of how efficient you’ve been through general stat tracking and a calendar.

You're able to import any photo from your library or take a new one from within the app. You can scale, apply filters, and adjust the parameters of your photo. Then write anything you want on it, whether that's a poem or a caption. You're able to add as few or as many words as you want and manipulate them with common gesture controls. Your unique creations can be shared via email, Facebook, Tumblr, Instagram, or Twitter.

With Block Earth, your possibilities are endless. You’re able to hop into pre-built worlds, build your own, or join a friend locally. The decisions don’t stop there. You can choose to simply explore the world, hunt down creatures, play mini-games, or build anything you wish. The only limit is your imagination.